NoOp wrote
What I need is a way of getting LO and/or OO to print the labels
correctly
on the page. I admit that having to use a PDF printer (CutePDF or
Bullzip)
complicates the issue. But it seems odd to me that I get different
results
between LO and OO, and between virtual printers.
Thanks again NoOp. But I think we're at cross-purposes here. I don't need the
paper labels - they're easily and cheaply available here in England.
What I need is a way of getting LO and/or OO to print the labels correctly
on the page. I admit that having to use a PDF printer (CutePDF or Bullzip)
There will not be any missing labels as long as your template has as
many pages as you will be printing. If you are printing 3 pages of
labels, your template needs three pages with the fields in when you pull
the data from the database.
Don
On 12/16/2012 07:52 AM, ptoye wrote:
Thanks again
On 12/16/2012 04:52 AM, ptoye wrote:
Thanks again NoOp. But I think we're at cross-purposes here. I don't need the
paper labels - they're easily and cheaply available here in England.
That is why I mentioned That said, the shipping + label sheets might
end up costing more than buying local
Thanks No-op and Don for the advice.
I wasn't 100% plain in stating the problem. All too easy when you know what
you're talking about!
Firstly, being English I need A4-size rather than 8 by 11 inch page size,
and as far as I can see World Label only do US sizes (so why do they call
themselves
Hi ptoye,
I would suggest that you contact World Label (e-mail or call) and see if
they can help you out. If they don't have A-4, maybe there is a similar
size which will do the job for you. Here in the US we have American
bolts and on imported products we have metric bolts. Many of the
Note: please delimit replys other than yours so that we can tell who
wrote what.
On 12/15/2012 04:13 AM, ptoye wrote:
Thanks No-op and Don for the advice.
I wasn't 100% plain in stating the problem. All too easy when you know what
you're talking about!
Firstly, being English I need
On 12/14/2012 11:12 AM, ptoye wrote:
Trying to produce labels, but they don't fit the paper! I'm using the
built-in L7163 address label format.
It's a bit complicated as I don't have a printer attached - I have to make a
PDF document and print it on another machine. As Export to PDF just
Hi ptoye,
About 4 or 5 years ago when doing labels for our Christmas cards, I ran
across the table style forms mentioned by NoOp below. I will never go
back to the standard frame type forms standard in OO and LO. I've had
absolutely no alignment problems. I'll also paste here some assistance
On 12/14/2012 04:28 PM, Don Myers wrote:
Hi ptoye,
About 4 or 5 years ago when doing labels for our Christmas cards, I ran
across the table style forms mentioned by NoOp below. I will never go
back to the standard frame type forms standard in OO and LO. I've had
absolutely no alignment
My experience with World Label is also excellent. They are big
supporters of open source software, including Linux, LO, and OO.
They furnished me with a rather unusual label size I needed. A friend
was printing labels on that size in MS word. Two thirds down the page
the bottom of one label
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